Pecos County Appraisal District CAD 2026

If you own land, a home, or a business in Pecos County, Texas, the Pecos County Appraisal District sets your property’s fair market value each year.

They don’t collect taxes—that’s handled by the county tax office—but their appraisal directly affects what you pay.

This guide gives you everything you need in pulled straight from official sources and updated for 2026.

Pecos County Appraisal District Property Search – Find Your Value in Seconds

 

Want to check your current appraised value fast? Head to the free property search on pecoscad.org.

Pecos County Appraisal District Forms Pagehttps://www.pecoscad.org/Forms

Quick steps:

1. Visit https://www.pecoscad.org/
2. Click “Property Search”
3. Type owner name (LASTNAME FIRSTNAME), property ID, address, or legal description
4. Hit search and see market value, exemptions, and history

You can also download full appraisal rolls or use the interactive GIS map to view aerial photos and boundaries. Do this every spring before your notice arrives.

Pecos County Appraisal District Phone Number and Contact Info

Need to talk to a real person? Call the friendly team at the Pecos County Appraisal District.

• Main phone: (432) 336-7587
• Fax: (432) 336-2665
• Email:scalderon@pecoscad.org
• Chief Appraiser: Sam Calderon III

Office hours (2026): Monday–Thursday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Friday: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM

For tax bills or payments, call the Pecos County Tax Assessor-Collector at (432) 336-3386 or visit pecostax.org.

Pecos County Appraisal District Address – Where to Visit in Fort Stockton

Physical address: 201 S. Main Street Fort Stockton, TX 79735

Mailing address: Pecos County Appraisal District PO Box 237 Fort Stockton, TX 79735

The office sits right downtown, easy to reach off I-10 with plenty of parking. Bring your property details and ID if you stop by.

How to File a Protest with Pecos County Appraisal District Step by Step

Don’t agree with your appraised value? You have until May 15 (or 30 days after your notice) to file a protest—whichever is later.

Simple protest steps:

1. Get your notice of appraised value in the mail
2. Download the free “Notice of Protest” form from pecoscad.org/Forms
3. Fill it out and send it by mail, fax, or in person before the deadline
4. Attend an informal meeting with an appraiser first
5. If needed, go to a formal hearing and bring evidence (recent sales comps, photos, repair bills)

Most owners who bring solid proof save money. The district even offers a helpful evidence affidavit form.

Pecos County Appraisal District Homestead Exemption – Save Money Every Year

The residence homestead exemption is one of the best ways to lower your taxable value.

How to apply:

1. Download the homestead form from pecoscad.org/Forms
2. Fill it out and attach your driver’s license or state ID
3. Mail it to the PO Box above or drop it off
4. Apply by April 30 for the current tax year (it stays active until you move)

Over-65, disabled persons, and disabled veterans get extra savings. Call (432) 336-7587 if you need help.

Pecos County Appraisal District Agricultural Valuation – For Ranches and Farms

Pecos County has lots of ranch land, so 1-d-1 agricultural valuation can slash your taxes by valuing land based on productivity instead of market price.

How to qualify and apply:

1. Use the land for farming, ranching, or wildlife management (5 of last 7 years)
2. Download the 1-D-1 form from the website
3. Submit by April 30 with proof of use
4. Minimum acreage and animal requirements apply—call the office to check your property

Warning: Changing the use later can trigger rollback taxes.

Pecos County Appraisal District Tax Rates 2025-2026 Explained

Your final tax bill depends on the appraised value minus exemptions, then multiplied by the tax rate. For 2025 the combined rate was about 0.7196 in many areas (check exact rates for your property on the site).

Taxing entities include Pecos County, Fort Stockton, Fort Stockton ISD, Buena Vista ISD, Iraan-Sheffield ISD, and hospital districts. Rates are set each fall—see the full list on pecoscad.org.

Pecos County Appraisal District Interactive Map and GIS Tools

Click the interactive map link on the homepage to zoom in, see property lines, ownership, and recent sales. Perfect for comparing your property to neighbors.

Downloadable Forms from Pecos County Appraisal District

All forms are free on pecoscad.org/Forms:

• Residence Homestead Exemption
• Disabled Veteran Exemption
• Notice of Protest
• 1-D-1 Agricultural Application
• Personal Property Rendition (for businesses)

Print, fill, attach proof, and send. Keep copies!

Common Questions About Pecos County Appraisal District

How do I get my notice by email?

Submit the electronic delivery request form

. What if I miss the protest deadline?

File late and explain good cause.

Where do I pay my taxes?

Contact the Tax Assessor-Collector at (432) 336-3386 or pecostax.org.